JQuery Traversing Filtering allows you to select elements from the DOM based on their position or relationship to other elements. There are various methods you can use for traversing and filtering in jQuery. Here are some examples:
parent()– selects the direct parent of the current element.
$("p").parent()
children() – selects all direct children of the current element.
$("ul").children()
find() – selects all descendant elements that match the selector.
$("div").find("p")
siblings() – selects all sibling elements of the current element.
$("h2").siblings()
filter() – selects a subset of elements that match the selector.
$("p").filter(".intro")
not() – selects a subset of elements that do not match the selector.
$("p").not(".intro")
first() – selects the first element of the set of matched elements.
$("li").first()
last() – selects the last element of the set of matched elements.
$("li").last()
These are just a few examples of the many methods available for traversing and filtering in jQuery. By using these methods, you can easily manipulate the DOM and select the elements you need for your web page.
